Nearly half of the largest law firms in the country have trimmed partner or attorney pay or used furloughs and layoffs in response to the coronavirus pandemic, according to a Bloomberg Law analysis. It remains to be seen whether those moves will become permanent or a new round of austerity measures is on the horizon as the crisis continues.
Belt Tightening: At least 38 of the largest law firms have imposed cuts to attorney and staff salaries, and at least 38 firms have cut or deferred their equity partner distributions since February.
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